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Clean Air Act: the lowdown on air circulation Author: By Hydrofarm’s Kelley Ryan Date Posted: 9 October 2017
When setting up an indoor garden, air circulation and exhaust are just as important to your overall plant’s health as water and light. A successful gardener can use airflow to control temperature and humidity, which will help prevent disease and eliminate hot spots. So…what’s the best way to set up your exhaust? Keep in mind that hot air rises, so the best place to set up your outgoing air is at the top of your room, and intake should be closer to th ...
How to control odor?
Proper odor control can be a very important part of any indoor garden. There are a few major methods that growers use to manage the odor produced by their garden. Depending on the type of plants you grow, you may not want the odors produced to escape your grow room. For example, lemon sage and castor beans are very fragrant. We hope this guide will help you select the correct odor management system for your grow room. Carbon Filters There are many methods available for controlling odor, the most popular of which is a carbon filter. A c ...
How air temperature affects plants Author: CANNA Research Date Posted: 21 September 2017
Temperature is a key factor in plant growth and development. Along with the levels of light, carbon dioxide, air humidity, water and nutrients, temperature influences plant growth and ultimately crop yields. All these factors should be in balance. Temperature influences the plant in the short term as well as the long term. ...
The 12 Essentials to Aquaponic Success Author: JTRourke Date Posted: 9 December 2015
Manipulating Flowering in the Grow Room Using Photoperiods Author: Grubby cup from Maximum Yield Date Posted: 19 December 2017
Takeaway: Plants that use the duration of their dark periods to signal flowering are said to be subject to photoperiodism and are classified as either ‘short day’ or ‘long day’ plants . Grubbycup explains how using this knowledge allows for plant growth manipulation. In ...
